HARD pass on Hubie Brown. His color commentary is like my Alzheimer-stricken grandmother’s streams-of-consciousness. It is the main reason Hubie is known as “abuelita” in these parts of my house.

omg

You are the first to acknowledge my avatar and name combo. In HS, my group of friends kind of had a blood-in, blood-out tradition, but instead of carving “VL” into someone’s chest, it was just to watch the movie “Blood In Blood Out.”

Lol, this tickled me

YES. TAKE A SIP EVERY TIME HE SAYS, “Now they’re saying...” TO GET GOOD AND DRUNK.

Ah-greed. Give me Doris and Breen.

This is so true. Then he launches into his “they need to change this rule” diatribe.

You need to chill. Take a time out.

Breen touch peen?

Broadcast Taeks (for both TNT and ESPN):

I just tried this service thanks to your recommendation, and I will definitely be back. I hope that it can continue to grow and improve as a platform (parts of it still feel very beta-testy).

On the one hand, Gina Haspel has a record of torture...but on the other hand, there is no other hand because Gina Haspel ordered someone to chop it off.

Now, now, let he who is without sin...

Is this finally the smoking gun that will compel Republicans to continue to ignore what a dumpster fire Trump is??

Holy smokes, thanks for such a comprehensive answer! I really appreciate it. I will definitely take a look into some of these references. And wow, that song was very pretty and haunting. Thanks for sharing.

By your own admission (in an earlier recap of this series), you’ve read way too much about the Franklin Expedition. As someone who just heard about it from this show, and who is now thoroughly interested in it, would you be able to provide me with recommendations for the best materials (books, or otherwise) to check…

Agree. Call it, then retake. Don’t book him.

But do you get it? He (the bad guy) is a tiger, and she (that sweet woman) is a lamb? It’s super symbolic.

Bron’s Plan

Umm...most Phds in social science do qualitative work? I would not say most. Sure, it’s an important part, but most of the “social science” PhDs I know do far more quantitative work. Guess it depends on the sub-field, institution, and/or other factors?